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• Springboro Woman Accused of Beating Elderly Mother
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• Women Become 'Well-Armed' in Xenia
• Local Teams 'Go Red' For American Heart Month
• "Text Neck" App Aims to Straighten Posture
• Justice For Rape Victims: Bill Proposes Extension of Statute of Limitations
• UPDATE: Preble County Law Enforcement Investigating As Many as 60 Cases of Credit Card Fraud
• Dayton Man Wanted For Child Porn
• Procter and Gamble Opens in Union
• Potholes Pop Up Across The Area
• Diamond Earring Bandits Hit Northwest Plaza in Dayton
• Beware of Fraudlent Charges in Preble County
• BREAKING: Missing Transgender Teen Found
• Boy Suspended from School for Threatening Classmate with 'Hobbit' Ring
• Harper Lee's Second Book to Come Out in July
• SPECIAL REPORT THURSDAY: App Claims to Delete Texting Blunders
• Clarksville Man Hits Biggest Jackpot to Date at Dayton Racino
• Ex-NFL Star Accused of Soliciting Prostitute After Super Bowl
• Ohio Man Pleads Guilty to Selling Fake Urine for Drug Tests
• Super Refund Saturday Event Helps Dayton Residents with Tax Returns
• Ohio Hunters Check More Than 175,000 Deer in 2014-15 Seasons
• Armed Robbery Suspect on the Run
• Local Police Chief Targeted in Mass of Identity Thefts
• SPECIAL REPORT: DIY Home Security on a Budget
• What It Means: What Does 'American Sniper' Say About Those Who Volunteer To Protect Us?
• Red Cross Assists Family of Five After Fire in East Dayton
• Transgender Teen Missing From Columbus Convention
• UPDATE: Toledo Mayor Suffers Heart Attack and Crashes Into Utility Pole
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• Chic-fil-A Offering A Free Cup of Java For The Month of February
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• Ohio Murder Suspect Still Sought After Robbery Spree Over the Weekend
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